Press-rolling process for producing a metal tubular product

Metal deforming – With cleaning – descaling – or lubrication of work or product – Lubricating

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72209, B21B 1710

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ABSTRACT:
In a press-rolling process for producing a metal tubular product, which comprises a pipe-forming procedure in which a square metal billet is fed into a rolling mill which consists of a pair of pressing rolls which have semi-circular grooves forming circular shape and which is provided with a plug held in the center line of the circular shape, according to the present invention, the press-rolling process is characterized in that a cavity is formed in the center portion of the forward surface of the billet before the pipe-forming procedure, the diameter of the cavity corresponding to 70% or more but less than 100% of the diameter of the plug and the volume of the cavity being equal to or more than the volume of a portion of the plug located in the inserting side of the billet from the axial center of the rolling mill.

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